Product Description

This new Poyser Natural History book contains the authors combined experience of over 80 years of badger study. Badgers provides the most up-to-date and easy-to-read synthesis of the extensive knowledge which now exists about these fascinating animals. It makes available to naturalists, conservationists, professional scientists and the general reader material only previously published in scientific papers both at home and abroad. With objective coverage of the contentious bovine tuberculosis issue and a chapter on other species of badger worldwide, this is the most comprehensive book on badgers to date. Additionally it includes specially commissioned artwork and features 8 pages of colour photographs.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #138511 in Books
• Published on: 1988-04-21
• Binding: Hardcover
• 128 pages

Customer Reviews

The best badger book around
This beautifully produced book is simply fantastic. The paper is of a very high quality, as are the numerous photographs, some of which are astounding. The book is well chapterised, academically referenced, and answers just about any query one could possibly have about the European badger. It deals with the badger's biology, its home and environs, diet, patterns of behaviour, reproductive and parenting habits, demography, badgerwatching, and there is also a well-researched chapter on Bovine TB. It is slightly expensive, but is probably underpriced, considering its all-round quality.

Informative and Factually Accurate
With all the "politics" about badgers in the UK, it is not easy to get unbiased information. This book provides a wealth of factually-accurate data, and lots of illuminating anecdotes about many many years of badger watching. Whilst it 'aint the cheapest badger book, do not be deterred by the price; as it is absolutely worth every single penny!

Without doubt, the best badger book
Truly the best book about badgers. It combines in-depth factual information with the authors experience and many illuminating anecdotes about badgers and their nocturnal behaviour. It is a book that every-one who studies or deals with badgers should read from cover to cover, and keep on their shelf for reference.